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“But do I think they'll build a product for legal that can really work inside, you know, complicated law firms for healthcare, for construction, for automotive? I don't think so.”

“Gross margin, gross margins expanded from 38% to 70%, and they're going to have a five hundred and fifty nine million operating profit in QT, QT projected.”

“They're saying they're going public in November”

“It is a tough position to be in because they don't have a, like, a public cloud. They don't have a cloud service, even though they are a hyperscaler.”

“They renamed it Coke II. And it was not fully abandoned until 2002.”

“That's very hard to defend a 10 X, 10 X jump. They're going to want to see 15 X value.”

“In their kind of Silicon, pure Silicon Valley universe, they're the largest capital raiser at every stage, so by definition, they're doing the most deals and being the most aggressive.”

“They just want to clean up Gaza and take the territory.”

“I don't think that they can defeat Iran because, you know, given the size of Iran, the population of Iran compared to that of Israel.”

“Like, I've heard they're doing roughly seven, eight hundred million dollars.”

“They have a patent for a glass iPhone that, that you can see through or something like that, or something that actually would appear more like glass or appear transparent.”

“They recently hit a nine billion dollar valuation and are one of the fastest growing startups of all time, reaching a hundred million dollars ARR just 20 months after launching.”

“In 1967, the relaunch wasn't just a retry, it was a revolution. They created the first complete men's skincare line, everything from iPads to aftershave and moisturizers.”

“It's crazy on public. They have, there's been twenty seven million dollars of volume today.”

“If you're going to go and criticize and say nasty things, they're not going to work with you and they don't have to.”

“There is next to zero chance that the missions that they have declared will be successful because the only way to get two trillion out of the budget would be to massively reduce the deficit and reduce defense spending.”

“Well, no, the strategy they now do is they're just moving it all to Mexico, right? And then using NAFTA to get it in.”

“They raised three million and are worth thirty-four billion.”

“A lot of people now think that they're, you know, maybe they've sort of lost their touch, or the batch size are too big, or the valuation is too high, and actually their hit rate has gone up, even as the batch size has gone up.”

“They'll make a ton of money in fees, but they will not be able to raise funds.”

“When they start off, they, I call it the attract-extract cycle. When they start off, they are trying to recruit people into the network, whether they're users or complements like content providers. But over time they start to squeeze you”

“They'll take our money in a year and a half from now.”

“They are on track to generate one billion dollars in revenue in 20, 23.”

“They did launch a marketplace on May fourth of this year, so they're actually trying to compete more broadly.”

“They're also one of the first in line to IPO when the, in the U.S., when the market, well, I think in the U.S., I'm not a hundred percent sure about that.”

“So they had already, before Rob joined, done the first official sponsorship of an athlete with Ili Nastassi, the tennis player. They paid him 10,000 dollars to wear Nike tennis shoes.”

“Reuters had a report this morning that they're only 70, seventy two billion apart now in their positions. Which is a relatively small amount. So my guess is they're gonna work this out.”

“Well, basically what'll happen in my view is they will they won't, they may not default on it long-term in the sense of pay cash, but they'll inflate it away to such a point. Or make it illiquid or suspend convertibility.”

“And that meant that You know, they lost six to nine months probably of tightening, ah, time that could have been spent initiating a more gradual tightening, squeezing out some of the excess which built up, you know, in these late stages of a cycle, you get the…”

“If they want to hit their numbers, they can't ignore grass fed organic.”

“They're not the best employer. They're not taking care of their people. But they're also not supporting small businesses that allow our local economies to thrive.”

“They almost certainly will win back the House and retire Nancy Pelosi in two years during the midterm election. I'll put money on that right now.”

“They're just never going to win the presidency again. With this strategy.”